Sentence examples for deal consisting of from inspiring English sources

Boston-based uTest has made its first strategic acquisition: Poland-based Apphance, which it is buying from its parent company Polidea in a seven-figure deal, consisting of cash and uTest equity for Polidea.

ValueClick has acquired MeziMedia for up to $352 million, in a deal consisting of $100million in upfront in cash, with an additional sum of up to $252 million to be paid depending on MeziMedia's revenue and earnings performance through to 2009.

The IDC deal consists of equity from Silver Lake and Warburg Pincus and debt financing by Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Barclays Bank, Credite Suisse Securities and UBS Investment Bank.

The deal consists of about $1.5 billion in cash and 40.8 million newly issued limited partnership shares of Alliance.

What the deal consisted of, then, was his paying an additional six hundred thousand dollars or so a year, for eight years: in return, he would get the rights to all a hundred and sixty-two of the team's games, plus the team itself.

The deal consists of the creation of a new economic investment fund supported by the local retention of business rates, funding for a host of transport improvements, new public property investment arrangements, a greater role for local business in directing skills funding, and additional support structures for inward investors.

Since the average deal consists of only 20% to 30% equity, that buying power is closer to $320 billion.

The deal consists of Sprint paying $926 million for unlimited 4G WiMax services between 2012 and 2013, reports MocoNews.

In more detail, the deal consisted of $306 million in cash and the relinquishment of about $266 million in shares in Giosis, a pan-Asian e-commerce marketplace business originally founded as a joint venture with Korea's Gmarket.

Beginning last year, the company sent a series of letters to 700 racy Web sites with offers to arrange royalty deals, typically consisting of 1% to 2% of gross revenue.

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